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It's called denying a freedom of speech.

It's misinformation.

Like so many Americans, my dad has gotten swept up in conspiracy theories.

These are not conspiracy theories.

These are reality.

I spent the year following him down the rabbit hole, trying to get him back.

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Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Meeting with British Prime Minister Kier Starrmer at the White House today, President Donald Trump said talks to end Russia's war

against Ukraine are, quote, very well advanced.

Trump also is saying he's confident Russian leader Vladimir Putin won't restart the fighting

if a truce had reached between the two sides.

Stamer and Trump emerged from the meetings saying both intend to work towards peace.

I think we're going to have a very successful piece, and I think it's going to be a long-lasting piece,

and I think it's going to happen hopefully quickly. If it doesn't happen quickly, it may not happen

at all. Starmer said it's important. Any peace deal is a lasting one, and that Putin knows that.

Trump also said he's hopeful the deal can be reached where perhaps no tariffs would be levied against Britain. The Justice Department is ending several federal lawsuits and accused police

and fire departments around the nation of discrimination during hiring. SMPR's Meg Anderson reports

the move is part of the Trump administration's wider look at the department's civil rights work.

During the Biden years, the DOJ's Civil Rights Division sued a number of local police and

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